01/ Is PICSI better than ICSI?

Physiological ICSI is a way to determine the best and healthy sperm for the process of fertilisation before injecting it into the egg. On the other hand, ICSI is a method for IVF to inject sperm into an egg. Both are completely better in their places. As per the study, there is not any evidence to define the majority between both of these methods.

02/ What are the success rate of PICSI fertility?

Physiological ICSI method is successful and has a higher success rate of 60%. In some cases, it may also increase from 80% to 90%.

03/ Will all of our eggs be injected?

If you decide to proceed with ICSI, we will make every effort to inject as many eggs as possible. It is important for you to understand that only eggs that are mature can be injected with sperm. Our PICSI treatment centre in noida can easily tell if an egg is mature or immature. Although the immature eggs are incubated with sperm, the likelihood of fertilization is very low. On average, we are able to inject 75 percent to 80 percent of the eggs that are recovered.

04/ How opt for PICSI?

PICSI is suggested to the couples with many conditions including, couples with low fertilization rate after ICSI, long history of miscarriage, high spermm DNA fragmentation, and couples with compromised embryo development in previous cycle

05/ How is PICSI performed?

Physiological ICSI follows the principle of sperm cultivation in a dish with hyauronan protein, to provide a medium for the sperms to to bind to oocytes. This is further followed by micromanipulated fertilization.

06/ What does “sperm washing” mean?

Sperm preparation is a lab technique used during PICSI to separate motile sperm from non-motile sperm and other components, such as seminal fluid, of human semen.

In the case of near-normal specimens, ejaculate is mixed with a washing medium after liquefying and centrifuging.

After discarding the supernatant, it is necessary to resuspend the sediment in a washing medium. This process is repeated 2-3 times maximum. In the final wash, the residue is resuspended in 0.5 ccs of the medium and then loaded into a syringe and then deposited into the uterus.